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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
4
The Sunday school and church have scant popularity there. Too many of the gang don't want the church to interfere with their plans for "pleasure." But let the young men of this and every other town remember that where the church is scorned, there danger exists. The bulk of the world's leaders are churchmen. Take the path that leads to church and Sunday school. It's safest and surest.
Sunday School clues work 9 30 10 Divine Worship in English 10 11 Text Genesis 4 Divine Worship in German 11 12 Text 2 Pet 1 8 11 Mission Bazaar Ladies Aid Wednesday Dec 12 2 pm Bring and buy items.
Rev W F Clark invites neighbors to join Sunday school at 10 o clock and urges farmers to help church finances with a bank offering from the bountiful corn crop. The older men's class leads the effort as the Keystone close plans a Kensington monthly meet.
The Fairbury Methodist group of pastors from Fairbury Endicott Daykil Western Ohiowsa Hubbell and Difler met Tuesday. Dr Clyde Clay Cissell outlined the World Service Program in a 704 page bound book and a chance to obtain it. Services scheduled Sunday Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 with topic Gods Sunshine and 7 30 evening service on Name and Surname. Cantata practices urged for all children with next session Sunday at 2 30. Bazaar and supper planned in church basement Saturday night.
A meeting with Mrs W F Clark is planned at the parsonage on Friday afternoon this week. A good attendance is desired.
The report cards arrived this week with high school honor roll members including Lyre Waggoner Mildred Mayborn Opal Hill Clarence Findling Robert Diller Alfred Mayborn Elizabeth Starr and Ethel Warthen. Primary and intermediate rooms report six week attendance lists, dramas, crafts and 90 plus averages with students named throughout and several faculty visitors noted.
Readable fragment lists Alberta Folkers Howard Peters Eerthol Weaver Wilbur Eick Hubert Filley Francis Plager Graydon Habicht Richard Mayborn Byr Northup as participants in a grammar room over the past six weeks.
A reflective meditation on universal language found in sounds around us. From church bells and street vendors to birds and winds, the piece argues that nature’s speech is clear to all, transcending schooling or culture, with imagery of colors, clouds, and night skies praising the Creator.
A discussion on how words like canon and cannon originate from a common base. The piece traces how a carpenter's reed, a measuring rule, evolved into terms for ecclesiastical law and military artillery, via Greek and German roots.
A enthusiastic realtor in a fledgling town touts its potential with a wink at scarce buildings and the appeal of ample parking. The playful exchange highlights early optimism and commercial ambitions shaping the town’s development.
Consul H. A. Boucher reports from Barcelona that withdrawals of quicksilver from Spanish warehouses in the first seven months exceeded the prior year. Withdrawals reached 4,800 flasks while production and entries totaled 28,585 flasks. May to July saw declines, with withdrawals dropping from 9,065 in March to 440 in June and stocks thinning from 24,594 to 17,683 flasks. Sales value fell from 2,270,603 pesetas in January to 128,159 in June. prices dropped from 340 to 297 pesetas per flask after June, as the board reduced prices.
Bom bay trader Mr Khambatta, idle time led him to back Kleuiter in the second race. He bought a 10 rupee to win ticket and the horse finished first by one and three quarter lengths. The total payout reached 17 100 rupees, about 1700 to one, after calculations.
Oakland California launches a campaign to ban one man street cars. City hall is visited by big motor buses claiming equal routes and cheaper fares. The council suspends the main street ban on fleetney buses and orders gas man cars off the streets as unwanted.
Doctor Brougher recalls a parishioner and his wife during a morning service. The husband explains the coughing incident was caused by his wife wearing a new hat, defusing the moment with a knowing wink.
He wonders why she doubted he had not proposed to others. She answers with a playful remark that he had never been married, implying a prior proposal would have occurred if he had.
In a brief cooperation note the Jefferson County Abstract Office invites Fleet National Bank to consider their county seat as a new headquarters location, signaling a potential office relocation.
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